You know the deal , rusty bolt that refuses to unscrew and if extra pressure applied it will surely twist off .

I have seen the ritual of *soaking it in miracle juice* and returming later to attempt to remove it . I can't recall ever having this ever work for me .

Has anyone found a *miracle juice * that actually does loosen rusted bolts on a regular basis ? Or have we all been duped into this seemingly universal ritual that rarely gives the results we were expecting .

 

The best thing I've found to use is transmission fluid. I've used it on everything that didn't want to budge. U-bolts on my truck, plow frame, exhaust hangers/clamps, I've even poured some into the cylinders on a V8 that sat outside for a few years in order to get the pistons out with out breakin' em. Tranny fluid works better than wd-40 or anything else of that nature. I use the cheap "tech 2000" from wal-mart, just so I don't waste the good stuff for my car.

 

Try JB 80 Thats a good quality product Made by justice brothers Also good old heat does the trick use it wisely and never forget whats hot!

 

any product made by ZEP,the black can works the best...if anybody out there ever used the stuff,you know it's not the sh*t they sell in parts stores.It really works

 

Yeah come to think of it i seen that at the plant and there was no complaints with it. Where can a person get it from.

 

Try a product called CRC 6-66, or even better the Marine formula 5-56. Works every time!

TheJoka
400Scram 4x4

 

Rick, you caught me outside the workshop; the can's not within my view and the name escapes my flawed memory, but: this stuff is a "catalyst" or something; uses chemical action to break up the corrosion binding rusty nuts, bolts, screws, etc. I'll check it out tomorrow and post the name--I've had considerable success with the concoction.

Diogenes

 

I own a auto repair shop,the best thing we have found is b'laster it is the best stuff made...
Try it @ you will wonder why you never tried it before.If you can't find it let me know.

GOOD LUCK
TRUCK

 

It sounds to me like Diogenes is talking about Blaster. Great stuff. I tried it years ago and never looked back. I have some stuff coming in next week that is made by Wurth. It's supposed to better. We'll see...

 

Trailbreaker your right about ZEP products they work like you would'nt believe.
I use the car wash/degreaser on my scrambler to get the grease off that the chain flings,I'm impressed.
I cant find it in stores though, the only way I can get it is through my company.

2000 SCRAMBLER 400 2X4

SCRAMDADDY400